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momo1986
momo1986 commented Mar 26, 2020

Hello, dear Mediapipe guys.

I want to inference the hand pose with Mediapipe model and my own model.

I have my own tf-lite models, it can work on the RGB bitmap.

I try to query the RGB bitmap from input frame with data packet.

My code is

private static final String INPUT_VIDEO_STREAM_NAME = "input_video";
processor.addPacketCallback(INPUT_VIDEO_STREAM_NAME, (packet)->{
 
sgmihai
sgmihai commented Dec 23, 2019

There is no way to specify the name of the .csv file where the scene list is saved (after reading the docs).
This is an important feature to have as rerunning with a different threshold parameter will result in the previous Filename+'-Stats.csv' file being overwritten (I think). Also it would be nice if the default behaviour would be to save it to something like Filename+Stats+Threshold.csv (movi

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OlyRice
OlyRice commented May 4, 2020

Hi, don't know if I am being stupid but are the values for the filters listed anywhere in documentation or source code?

For example if I want to find the min/max value for the Saturation filter so that I can apply these values to slider where can I find them? Had a look through the Filters folder in the framework but was unable to find any info.

Thanks

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mkarg
mkarg commented Apr 24, 2020

Describe the bug:
The "Pixelization" values is not linear. It starts with 0,0 which means "no pixelization at all", through 0,9" which means "heavy pixelization", but ends with "1,0" which does not pixelate at all (i. e. 0,0 and 1,0 behave the same). This makes it hard to understand for the user, and hard to prevent failures in usage.

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Use Pixe

🎞 Hardware-accelerated video transcoding using Android MediaCodec APIs, without native code (no FFMPEG patent issues). Supports cropping to any dimension, concatenation, clipping, audio processing, video speed and much more.
  • Updated May 18, 2020
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